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dl

(PHP3 , PHP4 )

dl -- load a PHP extension at runtime

Description

int dl (string library)

Loads the PHP extension defined in library. See also the extension_dir configuration directive.


User Contributed Notes: dl


yves@realnames.com
13-Sep-1999 08:33
You need to supply the full filename (without the directory information). So on Unix you would say <code>dl("xml.so")</code> and on Windows it would be <code>dl("xml.dll")</code>.




hare@base.com.br
06-Jan-2000 05:23
Outro exemplo:
Para o Banco de dados PostgreSQL também é necessário carregar a library pgsql.so. Dependendo da distribuição do S.O (ex.: linux) vem incluida e indicada para instalação.



novalis@www.com
09-May-2000 08:57
How can I make my own DLLs?


tmp@iobox.fi
29-Jun-2000 07:30
hi,
is it possible to load Java classes as extensions using dl();

Thanks
Spiff



florian@grousset.com
07-Jul-2000 01:18
Hi, does anyone know about a network extention that contains functions like "ping" or "nslookup" ?


rcelestino@elsitio.com.ar
20-Jul-2000 11:23
Quisiera sabes si es posible, utilizar DLL's desarrolladas en C, o que estandar hay que seguir para poder hacerlo, actualmente las que tengo desarrolladas estan con el stdcall, tipico y un tabla de definiciones de exportaciones .def.Gracias!!!!


mk2@techie.com
31-Jul-2000 02:18
Does dynamic loading work with the standalone version of php?

I always get "undefined symbol: getParameters". What's wrong?



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